On explicit representations of isotropic measures in John and Löwner positions

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Main Authors: Baêta, F. M., Haddad, J.
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author Baêta, F. M.
Haddad, J.
author_facet Baêta, F. M.
Haddad, J.
contents Given a convex body $K \subseteq \mathbb R^n$ in Löwner position we study the problem of constructing a non-negative centered isotropic measure supported in the contact points, whose existence is guaranteed by John's Theorem. The method we propose requires the minimization of a convex function defined in an $\frac {n(n+3)}2$ dimensional vector space. We find a geometric interpretation of the minimizer as $\left. \frac{\partial}{\partial r}(A_r, v_r)\right|_{r=1}$, where $A_r K + v_r$ is a one-parameter family of positions of $K$ that are in some sense related to the maximal intersection position of radius $r$ defined recently by Artstein-Avidan and Katzin.
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spellingShingle On explicit representations of isotropic measures in John and Löwner positions
Baêta, F. M.
Haddad, J.
Metric Geometry
Differential Geometry
52A40, 52A05
Given a convex body $K \subseteq \mathbb R^n$ in Löwner position we study the problem of constructing a non-negative centered isotropic measure supported in the contact points, whose existence is guaranteed by John's Theorem. The method we propose requires the minimization of a convex function defined in an $\frac {n(n+3)}2$ dimensional vector space. We find a geometric interpretation of the minimizer as $\left. \frac{\partial}{\partial r}(A_r, v_r)\right|_{r=1}$, where $A_r K + v_r$ is a one-parameter family of positions of $K$ that are in some sense related to the maximal intersection position of radius $r$ defined recently by Artstein-Avidan and Katzin.
title On explicit representations of isotropic measures in John and Löwner positions
topic Metric Geometry
Differential Geometry
52A40, 52A05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.03624